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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
5
The Tribune announces subscription options for readers in Bellingham and Seattle. Interested customers are directed to visit the Tribune office for enrollment and delivery details.
A fragmented Lynden page note recalls Pippins in the Wagner line, a five year old local baseball loss to Sumas businessmen, a broken arm from an LDS Ford, and farmer grain shocks. It mentions poetical efforts by local residents and hints at upcoming desertions and verses for a My Auto Tis of Thee style piece.
Mr and Mrs Fay Pratt and family visited Birch Bay on Sunday. Miss Blanche Matthews stayed with Loretta Preston Sunday. Glendale School will open September 6 with Herman Haveman Lynden primary room Miss Olson Bellingham principal Abel Bond and Loretta Preston were guests at the Matthews home Sunday. Albert W R Thiel of Bellingham a Rotterdam Conservatory graduate will arrange a piano class at Lynden High School Saturday at one o clock.
In a dialogue between Alphonse and the heiress the issue of marriage and wealth is resolved by a plan to donate the fortune to missionaries. The heiress confesses intent to marry to protect his reputation and Alphonse reveals his decision to become a missionary.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that many soldiers lost up to a teacupful of brain tissue with no mental impairment, suggesting the brain has excess material. It warns that brain compression or a cranial bone clot can cause paralysis or insanity, while childhood skull reshaping seems harmless.
The Scientific American foresees radiophone stations broadcasting concert music and lectures while compact home receivers reach into clubs and homes. Some devices mimic cabinet phonographs with built in loudspeakers, signaling that major radio firms may offer radiophone services to patrons.
A Manitoba hunter shoots a hare perched in a tree after the hare had been caught by a hawk. The hunter fired as the hawk carried the prey, securing the animal in one well aimed shot.
The Lynden Poultry Association met at the High School with an endorsement of H B Carroll Jr county agent and the State College Poultry Department. W D Buchanan spoke on Scientific Calling. Visitors included William Oaker Jr of Seattle. Other community notes mention births, visits, and local gatherings.
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